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[aFearlessNoob]

gona try your way codeoflife

[aFearlessNoob]

[Code_of_Life]

Both DCOM and Service Control Manager are involved in starting other services and programs.
Double click on the error and look in the description to see what caused it to fail. Verify that the time at which it failed matches when you got the last bluescreen.

[aFearlessNoob]

[Code_of_Life]

bluescreen or restart. Did the timing of those errors match when the PC restarted?

[aFearlessNoob]

[Code_of_Life]

the last one that failed probably caused the crash/restart. Is your list ordered by time?

Let the PC boot normally and restart (note the time), when it does restart switch it off wait for a few minutes and then start it in safe mode. This will show a delay in the error logs between when the PC was starting in safe mode and the crash.

[aFearlessNoob]

the error I posted was the last error on the system log, the error right b4 that one says that the control service IPSEC couldn't start because something vinculated to the system doesn't work

[aFearlessNoob]

dood I was following what u said and the PC started normally for once!
gonna try restarting it again

[Code_of_Life]

There are a bunch of Network related services in your list:
IPSec - encryption for the Internet protocol (IP)
MRxSmb -used by SMB (Server Message Block) network shares
NetBIOS -network
NetBT -network
RasAcd -RAS Automatic Connection Driver
Rdbss -The RDBSS device driver used only by the Microsoft SMB mini-redirector.
Tcpip -microsoft TCP/IP driver

try:
1)disable network services that you wont need (NETBIOS and SMB)
i.e Run services.msc and set the service "TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper" to disabled, restart normally
info: http://www.petri.co.il/what%27s_port_445_in_w2k_xp_2003.htm
2)as a backup plan only:
disable all your network adapters (device manager or run devmgmt.msc) in safe mode and then start the PC.

[aFearlessNoob]

man after restarting it the problem came back again, I try what you said Code but it didn't work out either, the PC keeps restarting, I give up I'll tell my parents to get the XP disc to try to reinstall

[Cold_Comfort]

Most of the event viewer messages you are posting are related just to Safe Mode starts.

But you might try Safe Mode with Networking support and see if you get there. But re-enable any disabled networking services before trying.

From the F8 boot menu do you see an option to disable "automatic restart"? If so select that.

You can also do this in Safe Mode by running sysdm.cpl > Advanced > Startup and Recovery. Uncheck "automacically restart". While you are there make sure "Small Minidump" is selected as the dump type. The save to directory should by %systemroot%\minidump%

If you are getting BSODs and can get to Safe Mode, do this >>

1 > create a new folder on the desktop and call it "dumpcheck" or whatever you like
2 > navigate to c:\windows\minidump and copy the last few minidump files to that folder. *this assumes 'c' is your boot drive, if it is not, subsitute accordingly
3 > close the folder and right click on it and select Send to Compressed (zipped) Folder.

Email it to me at:

rollinrog [at] techguy.org

replace the [at] with @

I can run a debugger on it and perhaps see what is going on.
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[Krusnik02]

[Cold_Comfort]

Repair installs will reinstall original system files and most, but not all, default system registry settings.

If there is malware on the system -- it will still be there.

All updates will need to be reinstalled following any repair install.
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